I make the calculator user friendly and no one uses it properly [skullemmmmmmmoji] Information: E means Early M means Middle L means Late Press H to show habitable zones Use Arrow Keys to Toggle what part of the system you are viewing Rules: 1. Keep things Semi-Realistic. I don't mind if something would be hard to find, ex: high gold deposits, but at least have a scientific explanation as to why your planet behaves the way it does. This means no planets above a mass of 20 Jupiters. Yes, I will allow Y Type brown dwarfs (ONLY IN THE OUTER SYSTEM). Essentially: No Stars, No Magic, No Lawrencium. 2. No being mean This is self explanatory. No one wants to play with someone who's rude all the time. Constructive criticism is allowed though. 3. Use the calculator or I yoink your IP address. 4. Use the Habitable Zones They are not strict limits if you can think of a reason why yours should be a certain way, but if you have an ice planet in the red zone then i'm rejecting the planet. 5. Have fun Zones: Inner Limit - 0.132 AU Melting Point - 1.12 AU Boiling Point - 1.44 AU Freezing Point - 2.07 AU Frost Line - 7.05 AU Outer Limit - 52.80 AUs
(The calculator really helped, thanks for having that include, though I used it vaguely) Aris is a rogue planet that went rogue after it's own star died out and it's gravity was too weak, it has been rogue for I don't know how many years and it has met Praebitor as it's new host. Aris's orbit is unstable and could get closer to the star as the star develops and planets form. Fun facts: it is mostly made of ice and hydrogen, and it only has one moon, which is basically just an asteroid that is it's only companion. The moon is called Akili. Akili's orbit is very unstable.
